Valesca Maissa

#ValescaMayssa began her music career inspired by her mother, who was also a singer. Her background was influenced by her parents' values and a deep spirituality. Family connection to music and spiritual influences have played a crucial role in her profession. #Curiosity

Valesca Mayssa is a Brazilian singer known for her pop/funk musical style and for her lyrics with an empowered theme by women. #Curiosity

"Eu Sou Teu Pai" is a funk track composed by Valesca Mayssa. The song has an immersive melody and lyrics that address themes such as fatherhood and family. The instrumentation of the song has typical elements of the funk genre, such as electronic beats and percussion. #Reviewal

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I love all her praises plus this one talks to me in a different way 😭😭😭😭😭😭 this one tells me all the promises...it's about to take place 🙌🙌 just trust me

"How great are your works, Lord, how profound are your purposes!"s 92:5 the works of God in your life are genuine, never give up on it ! #God

Oh guys, I was listening to this song and I missed my ex a lot.

If much is said or thought that you are spiritually dead. If you call that this praise is p you. someone might even say just left with us. but God says there is still life there. and God will restore everything that was stolen in the name of Jesus!!

the first time I heard her I cried, and I sang many times in church. I love that praise very much. remember: there is still hope for the tree that was cut down!🌱

maybe that tree is at that moment you...but know that the last word comes from God...receive God's renewal in your life...for there is a river of waters which flows from the throne of God and is passing through you at this time... be you a blessing 🙌

what the fuck sound is that by Valesca Mayssa? Days of War / Good Work (Live) is amazing! The music is heavy and the lyrics are so real. I feel a burst of energy every time I listen. I can't stand still, dance really es me. Valesca is such a fucking artist!

I'm not a big fan of Brazilian music, but I decided to try Dias de Guerra / Boa Obra by Valesca Mayssa. Unfortunately, I didn't like it very much. I found the lyrics a bit and the music a bit. It's not my favorite style, but I can see how it can be enjoyed by other listeners.

too late! I can't stop moving the skeleton when it starts playing. The lyrics are super real with the stops we experience, and the dance is just perfect. It's the kind of sound that's always playing on my playlist, is it on?